Receiving Inspector - 1st shift

Nesco Resource•Auburn Hills, MI

About The Position

Nesco Resource is seeking Receiving Inspector Associates for a long-term client in Auburn Hills, Michigan. The role involves auditing incoming, in-process, and outgoing products; supporting sorting and rework; and maintaining documentation related to non-conforming materials. The inspector reviews, qualifies, and labels suspect materials and records lot status and daily operations in the computer system. The position also involves selecting and testing products at specified production stages for qualities such as dimensions, performance, and mechanical characteristics. The inspector works with operators on gauge usage, paperwork, and acceptance and rejection standards, and assists with sorting and salvaging when required. Employees are expected to maintain a neat workstation, use safety equipment properly, follow the company's Quality and Environmental policies, and report quality or environmental concerns to management. The schedule is 5:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Pay is $16.00 per hour and may vary based on experience.

Requirements

Ability to read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
Ability to use inspection and testing equipment.
Ability to participate as a cross-functional team member and make decisions supporting the APQP process.
Ability to follow company Quality and Environmental policies and procedures.
Ability to perform each essential duty satisfactorily; reasonable accommodations may be made for individuals with disabilities.

Responsibilities

Audit incoming, in-process, and outgoing products as required, including dock auditing, receiving inspection, steel receiving, and BOR and EOR inspection.
Provide direction and assistance for sorting, containment, and rework activities, including maintaining associated documentation.
Review, qualify, and label suspect non-conforming materials in process.
Create, update, and maintain documentation relating to the non-conforming material procedure.
Select products for tests at specified production stages and test dimensions, performance, and mechanical characteristics.
Perform and record required auditing functions.
Work with operators to explain gauge usage, paperwork, and product acceptance and rejection standards.
Maintain current records and logs, create accurate reports of daily operations, and record lot status in the computer.
Assist with sorting and salvaging when required.
Use inspection and testing equipment and consult the computer for instructions and special requirements.
Maintain a neat and orderly workstation and use safety devices and equipment properly.
Initiate and verify corrective action, control further processing (including stopping production when necessary), and report quality concerns to management.
Take action to maintain, conform to, and improve the Environmental Management System, reporting problems and concerns to management.